Sayonara Jamatai no Hime-sama, Nobunaga the Fool episode 23 impression
I am
being honest here; the new episode was better than what I thought before. As
the next episode will be the last for Nobunaga the Fool, the producer did not
hesitate to make Nobunaga and Co launch a frontal attack to Arthur’s Palace,
Palais Natura. They need to bundle the fight in a more efficient manner by
cramming plenty of battles inside the 22 minutes. For instance, In the middle
of the episode, Nobunaga and Hideyoshi dropped several war armors using melee
attack. The battle was fast but filled with acrobatic movements of the giant
armors and several slash and dicing moments between the opposing factions.
Senpu tatsumaki senpu kakyu |
The
episode started with Nobu interrogating Davinci about his real intention, in
which the later explained his research as well as the world that Arthur wants
to create. After Da Vinci told Nobu about the probability that Arthur only
crated the world for him and his perfecta, Nobunaga gathered his remaining
followers to storm Arthur Palace and end the war. Then, Himiko proposed that
she would use Azuchi to create ladder of heaven
to Arthur Palace. Hideyoshi,
knowing that her body was already at her limit and another incantation would
kill her, told the rest of the team about her condition. Himiko tried to hide
the fact and she convinced the other that he was just joking. Yet he ended up
hugging her; pleading her to stop pretending. In the end, Nobu decided to
attack the palace using only the fool, Orleans and Goku.Toyotomi is the best friend a person can had |
Another
interesting point that happened in the episode was the comeback of Uesagi Kenshin.
I know he has grudge with Alexander after losing the previous battle and it was
the perfect moment for him to enter the battle and end their rivalry in a
battle to death. Different with the last encounter, his newfound enlightening
and acceptance of the dragon’s power turned him equal if not more capable than
Alexander.
one eyed dragon sanjou |
Just
like what I predicted last week, Himiko’s death was really happened in this
episode. In order to save Nobu, she used her last remaining power to send the
Azuchi as well as Nobu’s The Fool and Jeanne’s Orleans to Arthur’s Palace.
Unable to restrain the ley lines anymore, Himiko frail body fell in Nobu’s arms
and with the last of her strengths, he gave her blessing to Nobu and Jeanne.
A warm goodbye TOT |
While
I knew about the inevitable, I thought the producer gave a better farewell for
Himiko. In contrast to Caesar and Ichihime death, Himiko was more endearing. If
Caesar and Ichi deaths, while also inevitable, were forced to happen in one
episode, Himiko’s death took more time to build the sentiment. Maybe, Hideyoshi
and her assistants’ pure affection to her made the scene before parting looks
more convincing with how they want her to live. Alas, Himiko wanted to
participate in the last battle and she would not let Jeanne took all glory for
herself.
Sleep tight princess |
Mitsuhide’s
betrayal portrayed directly just as Nobu and Jeanne entered the palace. He told
Nobu that he turned to Caesar and also admitted that he killed Nobukatsu. As
the character with more development time, his betrayal may make more sense than
Caesar’s sudden turn of allegiance. Still, I think there is more about Mitsu
than what we perceive. I thought he was way too cunning to take advantage with.
In short, if my hunch is not mistaken, he might end up using Arthur in order to
bring the favor to Nobu.
I
think we all have our own prediction about what will happen next week and the
only way we know if by watching the last episode. I am more or less excited
with the end result and I hope Gonzo could bundle the last episode with an
unpredictable ending. If Nobunaga truly the destruction king, he might destroy
the entire world and create a new world where the real Oda Nobunaga and real
Jeanne the Arc born (ala KR Decade). Well for now I can only cross my finger
cause it was all just my prediction but lets watch the next episode and see the
result. In addition, I guaranteed you that I haven’t watch the last episode
when typing this.
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